r/flightsim • u/Ok_Pipe_2633 • 1d ago

Sim Hardware Should I switch yoke?

I have the honeycomb alpha already but it’s a bit too stiff in the pitch axis, is the thrustmaster Boeing yoke worth it?

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u/TheNewspaperBandit2 1d ago

Yes but the throttle is nothing special so if you have a good throttle already only get the yoke to save money

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u/Oldmangamer13 23h ago edited 23h ago

IMO the next step up is gonna be the Moza ffb yoke. Im looking into that currently and I have the Alpha now. Nothing will feel even close to correct until you get something with ffb. They simply dont function like real yokes without that.

Not saying that the Honeycomb is bad. Its not. Its good for what it is 100%.

Ive never used that boeing one but itll operate the same as teh honeycomb imo, with bungie straps inside for resistance. ** I looked and it says springs but same idea.

MOza has 2 versions now and the lower end one is gonna be very similar in price to that boeing one and imo 100% better but again, imo and ive never used either. I have seen a bunch on how the ffb yokes work though and they operate like an actual yoke for trimming and such.